Swiss artist, designer, and dancer whose groundbreaking work bridged the fields of fine art, applied art, and architecture.

Russian avant-garde artist and one of the most influential figures in the development of abstract art.

French Neo-Impressionist painter, engraver, and lithographer, known for his pointillist technique and his depictions of everyday life.

French painter associated with the Neo-Impressionist movement, particularly Pointillism.

Swiss-born painter, printmaker, and writer who became a leading figure in the Nabis movement in Paris.

American abstract painter and a leading figure in the Color Field movement, known for his precise, minimalist compositions.

Japanese avant-garde artist renowned for his experimental approach to painting, which often involved using his feet.

American painter and a leading figure in the abstract expressionist movement who was known for his revolutionary drip painting technique.

Argentine-born surrealist painter, illustrator, and designer whose work is celebrated for its sensual, dreamlike qualities.

Dutch-American painter widely regarded as a central figure in Abstract Expressionism, an art movement that emphasized spontaneous expression

American sculptor and printmaker known for her innovative contributions to modern sculpture and her exploration of organic, abstract forms.

Exploration of a prompting technique using AI to turn prompts that are also poetry.

French-American painter known for his enigmatic, dreamlike landscapes that embody the essence of surrealism.

Mexican painter, muralist, and political activist who, with Diego Rivera and José Clemente Orozco, pioneered the Mexican Muralism movement.

American painter and photographer known for his pivotal role in developing the Precisionist style and his commercial photography.

German painter and a key figure in the early 20th-century German Expressionist movement, she was a co-founder of the Blue Rider group.

Italian-born American painter known for his depictions of industrial America and his unique blend of Futurism, Cubism, and Precisionism.

Belgian painter in the Neo-Impressionist movement, best known for his pointillist technique and vibrant, luminous landscapes and portraits.

Pioneering French artist known for his innovative use of color, expressive forms, and distinctive style that helped shape modern art.

Slovenian painter and graphic artist known for his evocative works that capture the human condition, memory, and suffering.